Wilsonson Heights Dog Park
Dog-friendly off-leash park in Newtown, QLD
The rules at a glance
Off-leash allowed
Newtown, QLD 4350
Rules verified 9 June 2026
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Newtown, QLD
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-09
Pet policy
Off-leash applies inside the fenced dog area, but council still requires effective voice control at all times, even within the fence. Toowoomba Regional Council manages the park, which also serves the neighbourhood with a playground, skate and bike track and outdoor exercise gear alongside the dog area.
The dog park at Wilsonton Heights Park is Toowoomba's big fenced run: roughly 2.6 hectares of fully fenced off-leash ground at 1 Clearview Street, open 24 hours, with agility equipment, mature shade trees and enough lawn for a dog to actually gallop rather than trot in circles. Toowoomba Regional Council manages the park, which also serves the neighbourhood with a playground, skate and bike track and outdoor exercise gear alongside the dog area.
The dog setup
Off-leash applies inside the fenced dog area, but council still requires effective voice control at all times, even within the fence. Close the gate immediately behind you going in and out. Dogs must be registered with Toowoomba Regional Council, and dangerous, menacing or on-heat dogs are not permitted. Bins are provided for waste. A dedicated agility section gives training structure, and pathways link the run to the rest of the park.
Worth knowing
Shade is limited across the open lawn, and the 11am to 2pm sun sits hard on the ground in summer, so keep middle-of-the-day visits short in the warm months. It is a family park as much as a dog park, so expect bikes and scooters on the shared paths at the fence line. The Wilsonton Shopping Centre about five minutes away has cafes with outdoor seating for the after-park stop.
Max: it is a big fenced area, but a gap is a gap. Test the latch behind you before your dog tests it from the other side.
Getting there and parking
The park is at 1 Clearview Street in the Wilsonton Heights area of Toowoomba's north-west, with street parking on Clearview Street. Local TransLink bus routes serve the Wilsonton and Newtown side of the city if you are not driving.
When to go
Weekend mornings between 8am and 10am draw the biggest crowd and the most playmates for a social dog. Mid-week mornings or early afternoons are quieter and better for one-on-one training or a nervous dog.
While you're out there
De Dutch Cafe is the local coffee stop with outdoor seating. Toowoomba's full off-leash network is mapped on council's dog off-leash guide if you want to plan a circuit.
More options are on the Queensland dog parks guide and the Wilsonton Heights destination page.
Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.